After testing the non-self hosted version, it seems like the quality isn’t really good :-/ - idk if that’s because I stream from the browser and if OBS will make a difference

Edit: nevermind, it seems like it supports more, but their interface is really not intuitive. I’ll test it, seems nice :)

Matrix seems really overkill for this task, and is so damn complicated (probably resource intensive too?)

Seems cool, but they do data collection other than anonymous statistical data, which is a big no no for me

That’s nice, thanks :) - didn’t know that

I’m on Windows atm, but will eventually switch to Linux.

I would prefer the setup to be easy on the client side, so other people can do it in a small amount of time and easily (non technical people or people that don’t want to think too much)

Oh, OBS gives a virtual camera? That’s nice!

Mhh, I would prefer to take a safer option, but thanks for the useful infos :)

Alright! I try to stay away from WebRTC / browser stuff as I feel like it’s too limiting (limited codecs, quality, settings, often slow…)

Someone proposed this before. I’ll have to try, but I’m afraid it will be a bit janky. Can’t only stream a specific app with sound, and probably can’t configure too much (quality, FPS, …)

What should I use with OBS? I believe it can’t be used by itself, and I need something to stream to.

That’s what I was looking into but yea, it seems their screen sharing capabilities are still too limited. Thanks for sharing though :)

I’ll have to try, but I’m afraid it will be a bit janky. Can’t only stream a specific app with sound